Lao Luo's Adventures

I'm curious if the Church of the Righteousness can still be found now.

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After finishing "Super Beast Armed Forces," should the author consider "Environmental Protection Sword" and "Divine Soul"? Those are both incredibly difficult to write.

I feel like I'm speaking too late. When I was writing a domestic work, I saw some people defending Hades when I read Super Beast. At that time, I thought it was best not to touch those dungeons with a lot of obsessed people, but I ended up touching Armor 2. Kaiji's problem is clearly a classic case of saying one thing and doing another. Lufa and his group were wronged, but so what? Does that give them the right to plunder other people's homes? That's energy crystals from half the Milky Way galaxy! They deserved to die for the mistakes they made. It's true you're wrong to be accused, but the others are innocent. Trampling on other people's freedom at will—what kind of justice are Lu Fa and his ilk?

The Super Beast Scroll☁️ is bigger, and the Xingtian Scroll☁️ is more numerous. Here comes the Plastic Coward's debunking segment: 1. Is the emperor the embodiment of Heaven's will? — No. Although the official channels frequently use the term "Heavenly Dao" in various events for promotion, it's essentially a power struggle between imperial cultivators to elevate their own sects' prestige through a forced association. Eventually, the issue reached the official level, and the TV series simply portrayed it as "acting on behalf of Heaven." 2. Was the "Voice of the Sun" in the finale of the light and shadow epic a manifestation of divine intervention? — No. The official setting is that they are the guardian deity of the Sun, so let's just consider them as living stars. If you're asking about a sequel patch, then Armor VI clearly states that all seven celestial bodies have the mission of protecting life, like the Sun. There are seven such entities in the solar system. 3. The relationship between Dark Xingtian and Jianyi Xingtian – same character The designer responded that, essentially, these were the names conceived for "Demon Xingtian" before the theatrical version was officially banned; simply put, they were different names for the same character. 4. Is the villain in the Xingtian movie Peerless? — No The synopsis of the scrapped theatrical version only mentioned a revenge plan by a former armor captain; Peer was clearly an office worker and was arrested. 5. Has Shura leveled up? — Yes and no The designer addressed this in a live stream, stating that the concept for Shura's upgrade came before the final draft. Because Shura needed to have a morally ambiguous feel, the final draft incorporated both the previous upgrade to an evil form and a righteous form. The Shura in the anime is already in its complete form, while the concept art for the scrapped anime version only differed from the TV version in its cape, suggesting that an upgraded form wasn't initially considered. 6. What is "Prison Face Shura"? Is it the one from the arcade game? It's a trademark that Alpha Group registered many years ago, but judging from the timeline, it has nothing to do with Armor Hero. It's more likely that it's a product of Hurricane Warrior or Burst Racer, but in the end, no product was sold, so its true identity remains unknown. The arcade version of Shura is called the evolved version of Shura. It was originally a modified version of Xing Tian's highly movable toy from ten years ago, but the technology was too bad to reproduce the appearance in the show. Incidentally, the evolved Shura performs terribly in the arcade story mode. Lufa, who had just been overwhelmed by the Gorfa squad, physically overpowered the escaped Flame Emperor evolved Shura. 7. Is the Emperor the supreme ruler of the Ming Realm? —No The concept of the "Bright Realm" was introduced in the series "Armor Legend." "Armor Legend" only stated that the Emperor was the devilish instructor of the Light and Shadow Armor, based on the Emperor's throne being in the center of the Armor Hall. However, the series never explicitly stated which of the final armors had a higher or lower status. 8. The connection between armor, giant gods, and the magical fairy worldview. Ares and Xing Tian from the movie "Giant God" are two different things. Mars was never bombed, and there is no King Jahan. The only connection between "Magic Fairy" and "Armor Hero" is that the official novels "Armor Hero Online" and "Balala the Fairies: Dark Prince" are written by the same person, and the same landmark appears in them. Other than that, there is no clear connection. Furthermore, that "Magic Fairy" and "Armor Hero" collaboration poster was a fan-made April Fool's joke created out of love for the official team. Is this really just an April Fool's joke to piggyback on "Magic Fairy" hype? "Armor Hero" is truly out of ideas.

So is it a harem or not? I'm confused, one label says yes, the other says no.

Frankly, there are three worlds I most wish the protagonists would visit in the latest installment: First, Mole's World, where Molele finally learns he's Lele Hero, and in the finale, he fights desperately to save everyone, only to be hit by a bomb while still in his transformed state, his fate unknown; second, the regrets of Beiming, Hanguang, and Feng Liuniang in the third season of Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf: The Great Hero Rescue, with the golden chopsticks being sent to an endless cycle of eighteen levels of hell; third, the two Pig Heroes who can transform into the Five Spirit Kings, both of whom have lost their most important people and are powerless to help, the Five Spirit King losing his parents, and the Light Guardian losing Joey, whom he considered his father. These are the three biggest regrets I feel from watching the animation.

Just a quick note: although Master Lan can now make up for some dungeons that were difficult to write into dungeons by speedrunning them while the story is progressing at a fast pace, there are still some dungeons that simply cannot be written into dungeons. I can't write about popular childhood browser games. Let's not even talk about how ten black holes in games like Seer, Ochi Legend, and Aura Star can kill you in seconds. Besides, some things can't be saved by skill alone. As for web game-to-animation adaptations, these things either lack popularity or are a complete mess. Aside from the ability to control Molele in Mole's World, there's really nothing else to see. Let's not even mention the blatant alterations to core settings and characters in animations like Seer's World. After the animation aired, the game suddenly introduced the three main characters from the animation, giving them all the things the players had done before. Everything the protagonist, Little Iron Skin, had done was rendered meaningless. If this were a game, this is the only thing players could tolerate. 👍 By the way, endless energy is like the rolling log in browser games; humans have long since drifted all over the universe by using warp drives. It's not that Star Journey can't be written, but rather that it's unnecessary. The plot is already short and there's not much room for practical development. Besides, the second season has already been officially announced these past few days, so it's more worthwhile to look forward to the wonderful performance of the original cast. As for things like Steel Dragon and Spirit Star Soul, the same issue remains: I won't touch or write anything involving seriously controversial plots. As for asking Master Lan to write a second travelogue, haha, that's just wishing Master Lan bad luck in his later years. 😅

What's going on? Why are the comment sections for my old works blocked?

As the pioneering work of the Armor series, the design and positioning of the armor in the Light and Shadow series is quite interesting. There are only six armors in the series, and if you want to talk about extreme distribution of stats, you really can't find another one with such extreme design and performance besides the five from Light and Shadow. The initial design of the Flame Dragon Armor was based on the principle that as the main armor, its stat distribution must be balanced, taking into account both melee and ranged combat capabilities, and its growth potential should be slightly increased, since it is the main armor for the captain. The actual performance of the Flame Dragon Armor: the best armor under the emperor, an all-around small hexagon, proficient in both melee and ranged combat. Apart from the main weapon's somewhat anti-human design, it is almost flawless. Kids, that's how the stats are written as captains. The Wind Eagle Armor, designed in its early stages, was the second armor to appear. Its configuration was similar to that of the Flame Dragon Armor. As a speed-type armor, it was necessary to be fast. As a trade-off, the defense was lowered and the damage was also lower. If the damage was not enough, the skill could make up for it. The actual performance of the Wind Eagle Armor: It's useless except for its speed. The configuration seems comprehensive, but it's actually terrible. The ultimate skill can't control people and often misses humorously. Wow, a huge blue bar! The initial design of the Black Rhino Armor was: a defensive armor, so high defense was essential, with slightly slower movement speed; that was the design philosophy for heavy armor. However, as the third set of armor, its features weren't as luxurious as the previous two. The Black Rhino Armor in practice: What does it mean to have both high attack and high defense? What does it mean to be able to wield both a primary and secondary weapon simultaneously? A work of art combining offense and defense has arrived. You talk about speed? In a movie set where everyone can fly and teleport, you're worried about speed? The initial design of the Snow Mastiff Armor was: a power-type armor, so the armor must be incredibly strong, and the main weapon and overall appearance must convey a sense of heaviness to reflect its terrifying strength; everything else was secondary. The actual performance of the Snow Mastiff Armor: The good news is that its strength is really strong, the bad news is that while its strength is strong, its endurance is disastrous, its defense is as thin as paper, its heavy main weapon restricts its reach, and its light and short secondary weapon restricts its range. It's basically a glass cannon. The initial design of the Earth Tiger Armor was: Burst-type armor shouldn't have too many complex designs. Just add a high-jumping mechanic to emphasize its high-speed burst damage; otherwise, keep it relatively balanced. The actual performance of the Earth Tiger Armor: It is comparable to the Flame Dragon's small hexagon and has a good burst speed. However, in a scene where everyone can fly and teleport, its high jump is not very useful. Although its presence is low, it does not mean that it is really that bad. The five armors of light and shadow, as imagined: the balanced dragon, the swift eagle, the defensive rhinoceros, the powerful mastiff, and the explosive tiger. The actual five armor sets of Light and Shadow: the all-around Dragon, the scratch-scratching Eagle, the numerically powerful Rhinoceros, the fragile Mastiff, and the transparent Tiger.